These checks run live in your browser, from your network, every time you open this page — no cached dashboard in between. Most Likz Drop transfers don’t touch our servers at all (here’s why).
Each row is a real request to a public health endpoint, timed from your device.
likz.me, the download page and the installers it links to.
Sign-in, guest accounts, and the nickname directory that lets you send to a device you can’t see.
Carries encrypted bytes when the two devices aren’t on the same network. It never holds your keys.
likz.me/d/… share links, the blog, and the API behind them.
Likz Drop is peer-to-peer first. The two transfer modes below move bytes device‑to‑device, so nothing on this page can take them down.
Devices find each other on your own network and open a direct encrypted connection. Your router does the work; our servers aren’t in the path.
Wi-Fi Direct or a hotspot between the two devices. Works on a plane, in a basement, or during an internet outage — including ours.
The checks are made from your device, so a firewall, captive portal, VPN or blocked domain shows up here as a failure. Trying from another network is the quickest way to tell the difference.
Put both devices on the same Wi-Fi and use Nearby, or switch on Offline mode and let them connect directly. Neither needs our relay.
We’d rather show you a live check than a number you can’t verify. Recorded uptime history and incident notes are on the roadmap; until then this page is real-time only.
No public incidents are listed yet. When we publish maintenance or outages, they will appear here with start time, impact (relay / API / auth), and resolution. Live checks above are still the primary signal. Subscribe-by-email is planned; until then email support@likz.me if something looks wrong.
Email support@likz.me with your platform and app version (Settings → About). Shipped fixes land in the changelog.